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Singapore announces new property cooling measures, additional buyer's stamp duty doubled to 60% for foreigners

Singapore announces new property cooling measures, additional buyer's stamp duty doubled to 60% for foreigners

Singapore's Covid-19 measures to be extended till Nov 21, to be reviewed at 2-week mark

Singapore's Covid-19 measures to be extended till Nov 21, to be reviewed at 2-week mark

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Tightening of safe-distancing measures. | Singapore Matters

Tightening of safe-distancing measures. | Singapore Matters

2.8K viewsMar 25, 2020

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Singapore to tighten border measures with Malaysia | New Straits Times

Singapore to tighten border measures with Malaysia | New Straits Times

No change in Singapore’s Covid-19 measures for travellers from China

No change in Singapore’s Covid-19 measures for travellers from China

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Understanding Border Security in Singapore

Understanding Border Security in Singapore

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Singapore is stepping up precautionary measures against mpox with temperature and visual screenings at Changi and Seletar airports, as well as sea checkpoints. #sgnews #singapore More details at the link in our bio. | CNA

Singapore is stepping up precautionary measures against mpox with temperature and visual screenings at Changi and Seletar airports, as well as sea checkpoints. #sgnews #singapore More details at the link in our bio. | CNA

1.1M viewsAug 23, 2024

Singapore will be implementing new border control measures to reduce the growing risk of coronavirus importation. Some measures will come into effect at 11.59pm tonight. https://str.sg/Jxve | The Straits Times

122.7K viewsMar 16, 2020

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Singapore will review current Phase 2 Heightened Alert restrictions in early August and any relaxation of rules will only be for vaccinated people, says Minister Lawrence Wong. "If you want to go out to dine in a restaurant or work out in a gym, you have to be fully vaccinated." Full story: https://cna.asia/2Wn8TKX | CNA

203K viewsJul 26, 2021

WATCH: Minister Lawrence Wong announces new border control measures to guard against imported cases of COVID-19 to Singapore, noting that a few people from neighbouring countries have come for the specific purpose of seeking medical attention. | CNA

271.4K viewsMar 15, 2020

Singapore to put in place measures to deal with screen time and device use in coming months

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Measures to secure Singapore’s energy supply extended until end-March 2023 amid protracted global volatility

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"(Let me) explain why these moves should be seen as a rationalisation exercise and not an easing of rules": Minister Lawrence Wong on Singapore's streamlined COVID-19 safe management measures, which will now take effect on Mar 15. https://cna.asia/3pYmBjc | CNA

106.2K viewsMar 11, 2022

Singapore aims for sustainable measures in 'long fight' against the coronavirus: Minister

As Singapore’s COVID-19 situation continues to improve, the Government is further easing community measures. From 26 April, there will be no group size limits. Safe distancing is not required. Mask-wearing will continue to be required indoors and optional outdoors. | gov.sg

3.2K viewsApr 27, 2022

Singapore will be tightening its border measures for travellers from Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. From 1 May 11:59pm, long-term pass holders and short-term visitors from these countries will not be allowed to enter into or transit through Singapore. From 2 May 11:59pm, travellers with recent travel history to Thailand will be required to serve their 14-day SHN at dedicated SHN facilities. Minister for Education Lawrence Wong was speaking at the Multi-Ministry Taskforce press confer

5.1K viewsApr 30, 2021

With the stabilisation of the COVID-19 situation in Singapore, community measures will be further eased from 26 April onwards. This includes removal of group size limits, workplace requirements, safe distancing and capacity limits for mask-on events. Mask-wearing will still be required for indoor settings and optional for outdoor settings. Minister for Finance and Co-chair of the Multi-Ministry Taskforce Lawrence Wong was speaking at the Multi-Ministry Taskforce press conference on 22 April 2022

2K viewsApr 22, 2022

Singapore maintains tariffs on US goods in 2025: report

Singapore is considering introducing differentiated measures for vaccinated persons if the COVID situation continues to be stable and when at least 50% of the population has completed the full vaccination regimen. These measures will include an increase of social gathering group sizes to 8 persons; and the doubling of group size capacity to 500 persons for events, weddings and worship activities if all attendees are fully vaccinated. This is expected to take place around end July 2021. Minister

5.6K viewsJul 7, 2021

With a higher population vaccination rate in Singapore, border measures have been reviewed to facilitate more travel. Countries and regions will be classified into 4 categories based on the assessed risk and each will have a set of border measures. Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong was speaking at the Multi-Ministerial Taskforce Press Conference on 19 August 2021. Video: Mediacorp | gov.sg

2K viewsAug 19, 2021

Singapore's economy grew 4.3% in the second quarter of 2025: MTI advance estimates

What measures does Singapore have in place to mitigate the impact of the Wuhan coronavirus situation on businesses and workers? At the Multi-Ministry Task Force's press conference on 27 January 2020, Minister for Trade and Industry, Chan Chun Sing shares how the Government will work with the Trade Associations and Chambers and the Labour Movement to understand the impact and put in the necessary measures to help businesses and workers. | gov.sg

15.4K viewsJan 27, 2020

Internationally, Singapore will continue to support free trade and promote trade arrangements with like-minded partners like ASEAN and the EU. At home, there are measures in place to support workers and businesses and more will be done if the situation worsens. | gov.sg

1.6K viewsApr 16, 2025

Stadiums in Singapore will now be closed, announced Minister for National Development Lawrence Wong, as part of stricter Circuit Breaker measures designed to slow down the spread of COVID-19. The move comes after numerous congregational hotspots were still observed since the start of Circuit Breaker, despite the Government’s instructions to avoid gathering in groups or leaving the house unnecessarily. He added that Circuit Breaker measures will be reviewed continuously and stepped up further, sh

40.2K viewsApr 9, 2020

Singapore stands down COVID-19 rules: What you need to know

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Minister for Health Ong Ye Kung explained the need to adopt a cautious, ‘step down but not dismantle’ posture for our public health measures. Singapore may need to step up contact tracing measures if COVID-19 situation requires. He was speaking in Parliament on 9 May 2022. | gov.sg

3.9K viewsMay 9, 2022

Dormitory operators, employers and migrant workers have been making the necessary preparations to enable workers to resume work safely. Watch to find out more about some of these measures in place to keep our migrant workers safe! === *For queries on Covid-related matters* We encourage members of the public to refer to MOM’s FAQs: www.mom.gov.sg/covid-19/frequently-asked-questions. If you have further queries and need advice, please contact us through our online form here: www.mom.gov.sg/feedbac

33.9K viewsJun 26, 2020

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Speaking at the Multi-Ministry Taskforce press conference on 3 April 2020, Minister for National Development, Lawrence Wong reinforced that the significant tightening of measures does not mean that Singapore is shutting down its economy and all its services. Essential services will continue to be available to the community and Singaporeans can go out for essential needs. He called for the cooperation of citizens as the government implements this new set of measures to limit the COVID-19 spread.

29.6K viewsApr 3, 2020

Muslims will be invited to pray at home in a modified Azan, or daily call to prayer, amidst the current mosque closures in Singapore. The move, along with other measures to be put in place when mosques re-open, is in line with the principles of Islam, assured Mufti, Dr Nazirudin Mohd Nasir. He added that Muslims must adapt to these measures, which are designed to protect the community from the current COVID-19 outbreak. He was speaking at a press conference at the Islamic Religious Council of Si

12.1K viewsMar 16, 2020

Health Minister Ong Ye Kung outlines a slew of adjustments to Singapore's healthcare measures - including quarantine and booster shots - to deal with the new wave of infections of COVID-19. Full story: https://cna.asia/3l8Pu9b | CNA

67.2K viewsSep 10, 2021

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